Sentence examples for decisive margin from inspiring English sources

She won by a decisive margin.

Khrushchev soon gained the decisive margin by his control of the party machinery.

The primary factor keeping Romney within reach of President Obama is his decisive margin among white voters.

She reconsidered, however, and went on to win the final by a decisive margin, despite muddy conditions.

The 59-year-old secured a decisive margin in a landmark election which could disrupt relations with Beijing.

The anti-austerity far-left Syriza party wins the Greek election by a decisive margin, but is just short of an outright majority.

Four years ago, George W. Bush won some of his biggest and most decisive margins among rural and small-town voters.

Defenders of the current system say it discourages splintered, minority-party coalitions and unstable governments, while helping to deliver the kind of decisive margins that allow a government to function.

No. Democrats won the Presidency and the Senate by decisive margins, both state-by-state and in the popular vote.

Though the rules have yet to be decided in either state, voting has already begun in North Carolina, and is scheduled to begin in Ohio on October 2. Either candidate needs to win by decisive margins in both the popular and electoral college vote to avoid a legal mess.

These statements did not prevent Cuccinelli from winning the election for attorney general by a decisive 58-42 margin.